modular programming
[ˈmɑːdʒələr ˈproʊɡræmɪŋ]
noun
programação modular
1. A software design approach that divides a program into independent, self-contained modules or units that can be developed, tested, and maintained separately
Modular programming allows developers to work on different components simultaneously without conflicts.
A programação modular permite que desenvolvedores trabalhem em componentes diferentes simultaneamente sem conflitos.
2. A programming methodology emphasizing the separation of concerns and code reusability through the creation of discrete functional units
By using modular programming, the team reduced code duplication and improved maintainability.
Ao usar programação modular, o time reduziu duplicação de código e melhorou a manutenibilidade.
Modular programming is a fundamental concept in modern software development practiced globally, particularly emphasized in Silicon Valley and Brazilian tech companies like those in São Paulo's tech corridor. It represents a shift from monolithic code structures to more maintainable and scalable architectures, reflecting contemporary best practices in both American and Brazilian development communities.
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